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Jul
TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin
Today's Headlines From the Right
SCOTUS Flips the Bird to Young Americans on Birthright Ruling
source: Daily Caller
Illegal immigrant households (and their U.S.-born citizen children) generate an estimated net annual tax burden of $150.7 billion, according to the Federation for American Immigration Reform’s (FAIR) 2023 analysis.
Birthplace Citizenship Is Incompatible with Mass Immigration
source: The Federalist
Under conditions of mass immigration, legal or illegal, birthplace citizenship means the destruction of the nation.
Cheer Up! The Birthright Citizenship Case Moves Us Toward Inevitable Victory
source: Townhall
We didn’t score a touchdown today, but we moved the ball down the field and put ourselves in position for a field goal or maybe even a touchdown in the next couple of plays. So don’t freak out, don’t cry, don’t scream and yell. There’s no reason to. This result was better than we had any right to expect at this juncture in the process of changing the way the 14th Amendment’s citizenship clause is viewed under the law.
Does Citizenship Mean Anything Anymore?
source: Conservative View from NH
Currently, 10% of all births in America are to illegal immigrants or women on temporary visas. That number is sure to explode.. Just think of all of the benefits now afforded to that baby because his mother had the foresight to deliver him on precious American soil, which has now become global soil.
New Movies Explore Migrant Violence and Campus Terrorism
source: FrontPage
"Citizen Vigilante" and "Run, Hide, Fight: Infidels" have captured the attention of the Right.
“Citizen Vigilante” Is the Wake-Up Call Western Civilization Needs
source: American Thinker
The movie is not just a low-budget sleeper hit; it is the rare pop-cultural touchstone in an age of fading cinematic relevance.
Netflix Comedy Preaches Hollywood’s Favorite Gospel: Closeted Christian Pastor
source: NewsBusters
Will Hollywood ever tire of the extremely worn-out closeted gay Christian trope? If Netflix’s Big Mistakes is any sign, the answer is a very clear “no,” as main character Nicky/Reverend Nicholas (Dan Levy) lies to his congregation about being a “practicing” gay man who sneaks his male lover into his rectory for secret, overnight rendezvous.
Media Won’t Forgive Louis C.K. But Graham Platner Gets a Pass
source: Hollywood in Toto
Democratic candidate gets cushier treatment than disgraced comedian.
Debunking the American Left’s Favorite Lie
source: American Spectator
The American Left’s most favorite lie is that Nazis and Fascists were conservatives. They were not; instead, they were cut from the same socialist cloth that America’s Left idolizes and increasingly personifies.
Socialism Should Have No Home Here
source: National Review
America’s 250th comes at a moment of great uncertainty in our politics. But there is hope.
Dems’ Destructive Agenda has Turned Them into a Jew-Hating Cult
source: NY Post
The socialist left is a destructive and dangerous movement. But the post-election analysis from last week’s New York primary races finds another driving force among the winning candidates. Namely, the hatred of all things Israel, and those who dare support the Jewish state.
Seattle Pride, Public Nudity and Fetishes for Kids
source: Victory Girls
There were also the naked cyclists wheeling around and flapping in the cool, Pacific Northwest breeze in front of the kids at Seattle Pride.
NPR Reporter’s Bizarre Explanation for False Alito Retirement Story Somehow Makes It Even Worse
source: RedState
Totenberg's explainer, which is hard for even CNN media apologist Brian Stelter to believe considering her decades of experience, is only fueling speculation that an Alito retirement really is imminent, and that NPR mistakenly published an "embargoed story" before they were supposed to.
Right, White and Blueberry
source: Washington Examiner
The country's original fruit is the key to making America healthy again.
Soccer Is Spiritually a Third-World Sport
source: The Federalist
Up until the mass influx of immigrants over the last two decades or so, soccer was on the fringe of American sports. And it just seems like red-blooded Americans have an innate wariness toward the sport. Perhaps because it’s foreign. It's also a tribalistic sport and mirrors Third World tribal warfare.





